Alright, here are some pics. If you need any more info, just ask or visit my website, it has lots of photo's, brochures and reviews of Philips and Marantz gear:
http://www.marantzphilips.nl
This is the Philips LHH2000. Philips sold it in the mid '80s. It was used at radio stations. It was very popular in Japan. Still is, they ask around 4000 euro for a LHH2000.
The LHH2000 system is a LHH2001 cdplayer, a LHH2051 Function module (with the big dail), and the LHH2052 Command module (the part on the left of the 'remote' with 4 buttons).
It has a CDM1 transport (earlier models use CDM0 transports), and 2x tda1540 14-bit d/a converters. It sounds good, very good. It outperformces my CD11LE, CD14 and Philips DAC960 tda1541 S2. Never thought it would sound that good...
For more info/pics:
http://www.marantzphilips.nl/index.asp?strPage=Info&strBrand=Philips&strType=lhh2000
This i a Marantz CD14, it uses 2x tda1547 d/a converters. This player has a Lclock x02 clock. It sounds very detailled.
More info/pics:
http://www.marantzphilips.nl/index.asp?strPage=Info&strBrand=Marantz&strType=Marantzcd14
The big gold finisched thing on the ground is the Philips SCD2000. Its a multichannel SACD demonstration model. Philips used it back in 2000 to demonstrate multichannel on hifi-fairs.
More info/pics:
http://www.marantzphilips.nl/index.asp?strPage=Info&strBrand=Philips&strType=Philipsscd2000
This is a Philips DAT880. It's a prototype DAT recorder build by Philips/Marantz. Marantz did bring it on the market, it name was Marantz DT84. I am still looking for technical (or any) information on the Marantz DT84, because the Philips DAT880 broke down. I hope to get it fixed, but i need a service manual. Since the Philips DAT880 has not been on the market, there is no service manual of it.
More info/pics:
http://www.marantzphilips.nl/index.asp?strPage=Info&strBrand=Philips&strType=Philipsdat880
This is a Marantz CD11LE. This player was the very first player sent from Japan to Holland, a so called 'early sample' with no serial. Here in Holland it has been modified to the Limited Edition (LE) version.
This player was used by Ken Ishiwata at listening demonstrations. KI himself owned this player!!
I bought it from someone who works at Marantz. He bought it at an action at Marantz headquarters here in Holland.
More info/pics:
http://www.marantzphilips.nl/index.asp?strPage=Info&strBrand=Marantz&strType=cd11LE